Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20

Hereafter, when q young man wants to ask
his sweetheart to marry him, and he isn't
sure she'll say yes, he can put her in the
mesmeric state, and pop the question
while she is under the influence Of his
power.
Since bombs have become so very fash
ionable we may soon expect to see the
ladies wearing them in the shape Of smell
ing bottles.
Several social events are on the tapis for
the coming week.
At 8 O'Clock Wednesday evening MIR.
John G. Berger and Miss Kate V. Jones,
of the Island, were married at the resi-,
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Jones, on North Front street,
Rev. W. II. Cooke, d. d., officiating.
Only the immediate relatives and q few
friends were present, and at the conclusion
of the ceremony a pleasant reception was
held, congratulations being literally
showered upon the couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berger were the recipients of numerous
handsome presents.
Mr.. John c. Medick and Miss Emelie L.
Weisner were married at st. Johns church
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev.
William Ulfert officiating. Afterwards g
reception was held at the residence of Mr..
Medick on South Chspline street, and q
delightful evening spent. Many presents
and good wishes were received by the hap,
py couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Reilly entertained q
number of friends in a very delightful
manner, Wednesday evening, at their resi-,
dence on Fourteenth street. Music, sing
ing and othar amusements combined tc
make the evening very enjoyable, and al
IL o'clock splendid refreshments were
served and heartily discussed.
At the residence of Hon. Ross J. Alex
ander, in Kirkwood, o., on Tuesday morn,
ing at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Frank Seigel, O
Kansas City, and Miss Lillian Alexander
were married, Rev. c. C. Hays of the First
Presbyterian church Of Bridgeport ofici
ating The affair was very quiet, only tn,
immediate relatives Of the couple beinl
present. After p~artaking of a wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Seigel left over tn,
c. & p. for their future home in Kansa.
City, carrying the best wishes Of their
many friends with them.
The Arion Society has made arrange.
ments to make its concert and ball OF
Thanksgiving evening, November "a,
grand success, and of course it will bC
nothing else. Rramer's orchestra viii
furnish the music and a most delightful
time is anticipate d. Only members ant
invited guests will be admitted.
The reception tend cred by Prof. Johr
Mullen to his dancing class, at Maenner
choir Hall, Thursday evening, was a de
lightful affair, and the large crowd presen.
enjoyed it highly. Prof. Charlie Kill
meyer made the music, and of course tina
fact added to its success.
Mr.. Will f. Bowers and Miss Georgia V
Osborn were married Thursday evening al
the residence ofsthe brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Osborn, on South Chap
line street, in the presence Of a number OF
relatives and friends, Rev. w. II. Cooke,
D. D., officiating. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony a pleasant reception was
held, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers were the
recipients of numerous congratulations
aud good wishes. They also received
many handsome presents.
The dance given by the South Side Sex
tette, a popular social organization of the
Eighth ward, at Westwood's Hall, Oh last
Friday evening, was a success in every par
ticular. A large crowd was in attendance,
and all had a good time, dancing TO the in.
spring strains of Mayors Orchestra. APP
petizing refreshments were served and dis
cussed at intervals dur ing the evening.
Col. Jacob Nunge pleasantly celebrated
the ffty-eighth anniversary of his birth al
his place on upper Market square We'd
nesday evening. A large number of friend:
called and rendered congratulations.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Frank T. Dunlevy and Miss M. c.
Seamon, which takes place on Thanksgiv'
ing evening al the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SeamoD, or
Water street.
Mrs. Hettie Newton received a pleasant
surprise, Thursday evening, quite q mum
Der of her children, grand and great grand
children calling upon her at her residence
on South Water street. Mrs. Newton is in
her eighties and entered into the enjoy
ment Of the occasion with as much spirit
as any of the younger people. A fine sup
per was discussed and the time was spent
pleasantly.
The German Pioneer Society enjoyed O
delightful social time at Arion Hall, last
Monday evening. The members were out
in full force, and all Joined in to make the
affair a success, which they succeeded in
doing. The Opera House Orchestra was
present and furnished the music, speeches
were listened to and a splendid supper was
discussed.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. David 4.
Henry and Miss Dora l.. Rockahraul were
married at the brides residence on South
Chapline street, Rev. VIM. Ulfert ofici-
ating.
Last Wednesday evening the members
of the Teutonia Singing Society went to
the residence of Henry Dannenberg and
rendered him a surprise party in honor Of
his twenty-first birthday. They were in
vited in, and spent a very enjoyable eve
ming in dancing, etc. Newhart's orchestra
furnished the music.
Last Wednesday evening Johnny 8.